Life is pretty unfair. People often don’t listen to you as a child and you’re hardly ever included in decision-making. And even if that is the case, it’s not as easy. How can you stand up for yourself and others when it matters?

This play discusses the big questions around justice, participation and democracy. We want to find out where young people experience injustice. The basis for this play was research among children, young people and other experts. What does it mean if a majority makes a decision that does not comply with your opinion? Can anyone decide about anything? Is it a good thing that it’s always the same people who decide? Can it be fair if one person decides for everyone else? What does it feel like if others decide for you?